This ballet costume is made in blue and light blue. Imported stretch satin covers the bodice. Blue meets light blue across the piece. Twelve layers of crisp tulle form the skirt. Two rows of oversize adjustable hooks fasten the back. A hidden drawcord inside adjusts the fit. Double-mesh decorated briefs form the foundation. Decoration takes the form of gilded accents and embroidery. On the center front of the bodice, the design carries silver floral applique embroidery. Blue with silver and gold trim pointed embroidered panel sits at the front of the skirt. Lace panel with beads appears at the front of the skirt. Skirt construction: multiple layers of tulle forming a flat, stiff horizontal skirt.
Possible casting for this ballerina costume covers: Queen of the Dryads in Don Quixote; as well as roles in other ballets of a similar style.
As a professional platter tutu, the skirt keeps the flat, hoop-supported plate shown in the product photos. The blue platter tutu profile follows the same silhouette described above, from the waistline to the hem.
For custom sizes, these measurements to be emailed to blacswan@hotmail.com please: 1. bust, 2. waist, 3. hips, 4. height, 5. girth, 6. shoulder/cucullaris to top of breast/nipple, 7. shoulder/cucullaris to below breast-- if there is. Click to check how to measure.
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